“…[2] The low isomerization activity of the catalyst however, resulted in turnover frequen-were carried out on an AMX600 NMR spectrometer (Bruker, Karlsruhe, Germany) equipped a 5 mm triple-resonance probehead with z-gradients. [3] New developments in the rhodium-catalyzed oxo reaction (hydroformylation) of long-chain internal olefins have to show a clear improvement in the n-selectivity and a catalytic activity of practical use. For amino acid analysis with GC-MS (HP 5973/ HP 6890, Agilent Technologies, Waldbronn, Germany), the peptides were hydrolyzed under vacuum (6 n HCl containing 5 % phenol, 110 8C, 24 h) and derivatized with methanol/HCl (2 n, 110 8C, 15 min), trifluoroacetic anhydride (110 8C, 10 min), and then BSTFA/HMDS/pyridine (4:1 cies of only 15 h À1 (112 h À1 for 2-octene) and thus no effective control of the reaction.…”